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Chinese
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to bring up; to rear; surname
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body; oneself; personally body; oneself; personally; to bow
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trad. (鞠躬)
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鞠
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躬
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simp. #(鞠躬)
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鞠
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躬
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Pronunciation
Zhengzhang system (2003)
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Character
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鞠
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躬
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Reading #
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1/3
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1/1
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No.
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7006
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4141
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Phonetic component
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匊
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躬
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Rime group
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覺
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終
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Rime subdivision
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1
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0
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Corresponding MC rime
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菊
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弓
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Old Chinese
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/*kuɡ/
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/*kuŋ/
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Notes
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同躳
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Verb
鞠⫽躬 (verb-object)
- to bow; to make a bow
- 鞠了一躬 ― jū le yī gōng ― to make a bow (once)
一鞠躬,再鞠躬,三鞠躬,家屬謝禮!
一鞠躬,再鞠躬,三鞠躬,家属谢礼! - jat1 guk1 gung1, zoi3 guk1 gung1, saam1 guk1 gung1, gaa1 suk6 ze6 lai5!
- First bow, second bow, third bow, gratitude from the family members! (Said by the celebrant to guests when they arrive at funerals in Hong Kong)
- (Hong Kong Cantonese, euphemistic) to visit a funeral
Derived terms
Adjective
鞠躬
- (literary) discreet and scrupulous
Synonyms
- 不苟 (bùgǒu) (formal)
- 仔細 / 仔细 (zǐxì)
- 嚴 / 严 (yán)
- 嚴肅 / 严肃 (yánsù)
- 嚴謹 / 严谨 (yánjǐn)
- 墘角 (gièng-gáe̤k) (Eastern Min)
- 密切 (mìqiè)
- 審慎 / 审慎 (shěnshèn) (formal)
- 對重 / 对重 (Xiamen Hokkien, Zhangzhou Hokkien)
- 小心 (xiǎoxīn)
- 慎密 (shènmì)
- 慎重 (shènzhòng)
- 慘淡 / 惨淡 (cǎndàn)
- 持重 (chízhòng)
- 板正 (bǎnzhèng)
- 正經 / 正经
- 當心 / 当心 (dāngxīn)
- 精心 (jīngxīn)
- 精細 / 精细 (jīngxì)
- 細心 / 细心 (xìxīn)
- 細膩 / 细腻 (xìnì) (Min)
- 致重 (Hokkien)
- 認真 / 认真 (rènzhēn)
- 謹嚴 / 谨严 (jǐnyán)
- 謹慎 / 谨慎 (jǐnshèn)
- 較真 / 较真 (jiàozhēn) (colloquial)
- 過細 / 过细 (guòxì)
- 頂真 / 顶真 (dǐngzhēn) (dialectal)
Derived terms
Descendants